Lewes District Council news

A new pumptrack at Landport Recreation Ground in Lewes is proving popular with skaters, cyclists, BMX and scooter riders.

Anyone living in Lewes district who has a business idea but is unsure where to start can benefit from a free workshop designed to bring their concept to life.

Councillor Paul Davies was last night (Monday) elected Chair of Lewes District Council for 2025/6 at a meeting of Full Council, replacing the outgoing Chair, Councillor Lesley Boniface.

Residents across East Sussex are being invited to take part in a survey that will help reshape local government and how services are run in the future.

From today buying a property in Lewes district has become quicker and simpler for everyone.

The Leader of Lewes District Council has spoken out about the 'tariff chaos' created by the president of the United States and highlighted support options for local businesses.

Artists and makers are being invited to showcase their work in Artwave 2025 as last year's attendance and spending figures highlight the 'hugely positive' impact of the festival for Lewes district.

His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester visited Newhaven Fort on Thursday to unveil a commemorative plaque celebrating the completion of its £7.5 million restoration.

Representatives from UNESCO Biospheres across the UK and Ireland toured Lewes district's new wetland to learn about the flagship project hailed for its biodiversity regeneration and enhanced flood resilience.

Councillors have welcomed the refurbishment of public toilets in Roderick Avenue, Peacehaven, after they were damaged in an arson attack.

People are being invited to have their say on a draft plan that outlines council proposals to improve air quality across Lewes district over the next four years.

Cabinet councillors have agreed to reassess how best to support the delivery of the North Street Quarter (NSQ) redevelopment, including a thorough interrogation of all available options open to the council.